But the wealth of evidence that he amasses is compelling.
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She amasses skills, day by day, and these skills improve over time.
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" He amasses a total of "26 out of a possible 44 Benitos.
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The system amasses enormous amounts of personal data including facial recognition data.
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A senior leader's child amasses big stakes in local firms for his family.
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But seldom documented is the crowd that amasses outside to watch the pageantry.
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The insular inner circle is getting more insular, as it amasses more power.
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In many cases, an older generation starts with nothing, works hard and amasses wealth.
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Meanwhile, the Infowars site, which amasses millions of visitors per month, is still standing tall.
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There just isn't much time to stop Trump before he amasses an insurmountable delegate lead.
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These kinds of situations, Foer warns, could get worse as big tech increasingly amasses power.
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Equifax, like other data brokers, amasses highly personal information as a service to other companies.
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It now amasses 100 million video views a month across platforms including YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
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It now amasses 219 million video views a month across platforms including YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.
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Though the practice was outlawed in 2010, Mr. Maing amasses evidence and testimony that it persisted.
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It's understandable that the recycling facility amasses a lot of used aluminum bottles, cans and scrap metal.
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"ORR regularly amasses new case management information in the ordinary course of program operations," the filing stated.
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But the second half amasses a swirling, propulsive momentum that stands in stark contrast to its contemporaries.
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The bigger the delegate lead Trump amasses during this phase, the more difficult he'll be to stop.
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STARBOARD VALUE LP AMASSES 4 PERCENT STAKE IN ZAYO GROUP HOLDINGS INC, SENDS LETTER PRESSING FOR COMPANY SALE
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But the bigger a lead Trump amasses by March 15, the tougher it will be for Rubio to pull off.
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If a candidate amasses more votes than he needs to get elected, the excess is distributed to others in his coalition.
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The country amasses more worldwide influence, and its companies both compete against and provide a financial lifeline to key U.S. companies.
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The deal is unusual for Starboard, which typically amasses stakes in companies in the open market rather than through negotiated deals.
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Their solution involves some savings in a workplace retirement plan, a little-known type of life insurance that amasses cash value.
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As someone amasses recommendations, a career path might be linked to a résumé that could guide a reviewer toward a decision.
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Digging up layers and layers of history, each more ancient than the last, he amasses a singular mound of mythologies and realities.
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The circumstantial evidence Chait amasses for this theory is chilling in its quantity, even if it remains far from proving the theory.
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Quantcast is a company that most of us have never heard of but that amasses data and builds intricate profiles of our lives.
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The research is not yet publicly available; it will be submitted for peer review as it amasses a full year's worth of data.
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After all, after eons of wildfires and volcanic eruptions, the atmosphere isn't anything like the hazy air that amasses in a smoky bar.
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As the search giant amasses more of these sensitive records, many privacy advocates are questioning whether it can be trusted with the information.
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However, Google amasses what some would say is a "creepy" amount of user data, right down to a map of everywhere you've ever been.
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Once the CCDM amasses a user base, the one stop shop scenario proves beneficial in attracting and hosting live streams of performances and events.
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It has no answer for a president abusing power in a way that amasses power not just for himself, but for his congressional allies.
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If Hezbollah amasses missiles on the border with Israel, Israel said it will unleash much more widespread damage to the country than in 2006.
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She does not play an instrument, which means she must eventually enlist the help of collaborators, but even then she amasses personnel slowly and sparingly.
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Anyway, my answer is some filthy-rich prince who's into child porn AND regular porn and amasses metric tons of each just because he can.
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The poison pill is intended to defend the company against a hostile takeover if anyone amasses a stake of more than 15 percent without board approval.
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Mahama amasses these sacks via basic trade economy, then employs laborers to help him assemble them into massive tapestries that are tailored to his installation spaces.
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Consider the climate: The increase in data-generating IoT devices amasses mind-bending amounts of data "pixels" that combine to form a "picture" of the world.
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Though best known for credit reports, Equifax is also a data broker, selling the data it amasses to advertisers to aid in targeted advertisements and services.
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Papa John's International (PZZA) has adopted a shareholder rights plan which would kick in if any shareholder amasses a 15 percent stake in the pizza maker.
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The indomitable Fine amasses evidence, addresses objections and accumulates footnotes at such a brisk pace that the panting reader wishes at times for a water break.
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Though best known for credit reports, Equifax is also a data broker, selling the data it amasses to advertisers to aid in targeted advertisements and services.
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Papa John's International – Papa John's has adopted a shareholder rights plan which would kick in if any shareholder amasses a 15 percent stake in the pizza maker.
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Such a plan allows other shareholders to buy additional stock at a discounted price if one shareholder amasses shares above a certain threshold, thus diluting the acquirer&aposs shares.
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This affirmation embraces life in its totality, its high points as well as its low points, without entering into a petty calculus of which side amasses a greater score.
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Asked whether it would be fair to deny Mr. Trump the nomination if he amasses a strong plurality, but not a majority, of delegates, neither objected to the idea.
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It amasses and crunches data from its own proprietary sources, and from a huge range of open government and third-party firms to derive a complete score for different products.
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The candidate who amasses the majority of delegates will be nominated at the party's convention in the summer and will likely face Republican President Donald Trump in November's general election.
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Equifax amasses personal data on millions of Americans whether we want it to or not, creating valuable profiles that can be used to approve or deny loans or insurance claims.
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Sanders is behind, and he's begun to do something similar, including holding out hope that superdelegates will give him the nomination even if Clinton amasses more earned ones than he does.
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After all, it's not everyday that a reclusive, publicity-shy Irish new age musician sells 75 million albums worldwide and amasses a fortune of nearly one hundred million pounds, is it?
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The result: American politics is less predictable than it once was—unless you can pay for the services of a company like Civis, which amasses tons of data on voters over time.
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Bloomberg's money could prove vital to Democrats in 2020, especially considering how much the party has been forced to spend in the primary while Trump amasses a war chest for the general.
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Related: This Guy Named Jim Will Draw Whatever You Want in Microsoft Paint Naked Ladies Run Amok in Microsoft Paint Oil Paintings Crowdsourced Gallery Accidentally Amasses Treasure Trove Of Shrek Fan Art
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Some economists say that as Walmart amasses such properties, its practices could put pressure on benefits throughout the e-commerce sector, which had been a relative bright spot for low-wage workers.
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This mix of plastic types is roughly consistent with the kinds of plastic that collect in the subtropical gyres, though those parts of the ocean amasses a higher concentration of fishing line.
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Twitter says this is to prevent the potential abuse of mass unfollowing people and then following other accounts continuously, until an account amasses a large amount of followers and a low following count.
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The bigger the lead Trump amasses in this period when so many delegates are at stake, the more likely it will be prohibitively difficult for any one candidate to catch up to him.
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Most accelerators take a significant amount of equity, which, if a company is valued at something reasonable like $30 million dollars, that equity amasses to a significant amount of money for those companies.
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Rather than installing its own proprietary sensors or weather stations in the filed, or scanning farmland from on high, Vinsight amasses all the data that it can from growers, government agencies and other sources.
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The candidate who amasses the majority of the delegates will be nominated at the party's convention in the summer and will likely face President Donald Trump, a Republican, in the general election in November.
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It amasses millions of data points about the variables impacting crops in real-time, and can tell what will change a plant's growth rate, or otherwise lead to a particular quality, color, texture or flavor.
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Kushner, 36, whose father knew Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, has also nurtured strong personal ties with the 32-year-old crown prince as he asserts Saudi influence internationally and amasses power for himself at home.
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Adjusting to the cold also burns more calories; pair that with intense physical activity, like skiing for days at a time while pulling a heavy sledge, and the body quickly amasses a significant caloric deficit.
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"Francis Picabia: Our Heads Are Round So Our Thoughts Can Change Direction," which opens on Monday, amasses some 227 works into a full-dress retrospective that thoroughly examines the artist's contributions to Cubism and Dada.
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In Iowa, the candidates' support is measured chiefly in the number of state-level delegates that each amasses, which in turn determines how many delegates they can collect for the Democratic nominating convention next summer.
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Pete Buttigieg's campaign warned in a strategy memo early on Thursday that Sanders must be stopped before he amasses an "insurmountable delegate lead," arguing that Bloomberg's performance showed he was ill-equipped to do so.
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And if an unavoidable part of the "Endgame" story is how much loot the movie amasses, it's because the studio has brought all of its considerable resources to bear to give the audience its money's worth.
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The polarized mind may seem to itself to be in a position of strength, perhaps because of the power it amasses in order to hold tightly to a polarized worldview and annihilate competing points of view.
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The tech giant is already the subject of an EU antitrust investigation into how it amasses and leverages user data, while back in the US the Department of Justice is also investigating Google's purchase of Fitbit.
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This is by no means inevitable, but it could raise the odds that no candidate amasses a majority of delegates before the convention, since delegates are awarded on a fairly proportional basis in the Democratic primary.
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Unsettled amasses 200 artworks by 80 artists living and/or working in a super-region we call the Greater West, a geographic area that stretches from Alaska to Patagonia, and from Australia to the American West.
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Any driver who amasses 12 points in a 12 month period is banned for one race automatically, and Vettel has three more grands prix to go before he starts to shed any of those accrued to date.
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The TikTok home page, where your feed lives, is split up into two sections: "following," to only see content from users you follow, and "for you," which amasses popular content from across TikTok, similar to Instagram's Explore page.
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The first is whether Guadagno amasses a bigger combined margin in the GOP's best two large counties, Ocean and Monmouth, than Murphy does in the Democrats' best two, Essex (which includes Newark) and Hudson (which includes Jersey City).
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It concludes with Mantel's next book, "The Mirror and the Light," an account of the last four years of Cromwell's life, as he amasses more wealth, influence and power but loses the king's favor and later, his head.
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The real focus of this room, however, is another long-term project by the artist titled "Celebration" (2008–2016) an installation that amasses de Nieves's craftsmanship and almost manic impulse to combine, collage, assemble, and destabilize material forms.
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Do we take the approach of "Amazon's antitrust antagonist" Lina Khan, and revive a doctrine that antitrust is a tool to use not just when business practices are anticompetitive, but when a single company amasses too much market power?
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While Mackie had amasses a handful of credits in critically acclaimed films such as Half Nelson and Million Dollar Baby prior to The Hurt Locker, it was Bigelow's film that announced him as a force to be reckoned with.
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To keep things organized, Mr. Cavalcanti established a subgroup of 130 people who operate on Slack and filter through the information that amasses by the minute, building a catalog of open-source solutions for medical supplies as they go.
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How to Change Big Tech Roger McNamee's campaign to reform the ways in which Big Tech amasses and analyzes our personal data, as conveyed in Brian Barth's piece, is crucial to holding tech companies accountable ("The Defector," December 2nd).
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The candidate who amasses the majority of delegates will be formally nominated at the party's convention in the summer of 2020 and then likely will face President Donald Trump, a Republican, in the general election as he seeks a second term.
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Call them incubators, accelerators, seed funds: By whatever name, Silicon Valley is teaming with this new kind of power broker—one that amasses people whose job it is to build and shape the fledgling businesses that may be our future unicorns.
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Over the course of the song's four-minute duration, she amasses a group of locals, from grandmas with scarves on their heads to moony-eyed girls with pigtails that work at the hotel, to dance with her on the pier.
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Economy Ministry sources said in August that Germany was considering tighter controls on foreign investments, enabling Berlin to intervene if a buyer from outside the European Union amasses a shareholding of at least 15 percent, compared with 25 percent now.
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In these projections, Mr. Trump amasses a huge 856-56 delegate lead over Mr. Rubio from the following 16 states: Arizona, Florida, Delaware, Indiana, Montana, New Jersey, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Missouri, California, Maryland, New York, Wisconsin and Connecticut.
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Faced with the need to generate revenue, founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin decided to mine the data Google amasses when people make searches — such as what you searched for, when and where you searched and which results you clicked.
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Starting with the Iowa caucuses next year, the Democrat who amasses the majority of delegates nationwide in a series of nominating contests will be nominated at the party's convention in the summer, and will likely face Trump in November's general election.
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Sanders has repeatedly spoken out against Amazon, and last week, he sent out an email to his supporters asking them to join forces against Amazon, which he accused of paying its workers poor wages while its CEO and founder amasses unprecedented wealth.
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The shorter format is played on a half-court between teams of three, with one substitute, and games last either 2100 minutes or until one team amasses 21 points, with each tally needing to be scored within an allocated 12-second shot clock.
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However, considering Donaldson regularly amasses more than 10 million views on his videos, and doesn't usually publish content that YouTube would have to demonetize to appease advertisers' concerns, it's safe to assume that Donaldson is making relatively good money from AdSense alone.
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"The move wasn't spurred by the incident between Crowder and Maza," Mohan told CNET, but it's a safe assumption that incidents like it would fall under the new policies, as well as more internal community drama that leads to hurtful videos and amasses worldwide attention.
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It won't matter how much she accomplishes, how many lives she improves, what deep-seated problems she solves, or even if she amasses a record that warrants a Top 10 ranking among presidents -- in the society we live it's going to be tough for women.
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But the problem runs still deeper: Like most other countries, individual states in the US employ the antiquated plurality voting system, in which each voter casts a vote for a single candidate, and the person who amasses the largest number of votes is declared the winner.
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But later, he also playfully teased the top Democrats in the House and in the Senate, Representative Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer, the type of back-patting and banter that amasses chits on Capitol Hill and that Mr. Obama viewed with a whiff of contempt.
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At last week's Democratic primary debate in Las Vegas, Sanders was the only White House hopeful who endorsed the idea that the candidate who amasses the most delegates before Democrats' July convention in Milwaukee should automatically become the party's pick to take on President Donald Trump in November.
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Armed with an undervalued currency, China amasses dollars it uses to aid authoritarian governments in the Philippines and Venezuela, build global influence through its Belt and Road initiative such as having its navy take over a Cambodian base originally partially financed by the United States, and fracture European unity.
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I asked about how spammers and unwanted calls are identified, and Algard was unequivocal in noting that whatever data the company amasses and parses comes only from the call log data that the company collects by way of its integrations with carriers — not from the content of the calls themselves.
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Assuming LaFleur amasses the 500 signatures necessary to enter the primary — and from the looks of the crowd, she is comfortably on her way — the four other candidates in the competitive race, including incumbent Mayor Mike Duggan, may wish to take notes on how to do politics real Detroit style.
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Sanders was the only Democratic candidate to claim that the person who amasses the largest number of delegates in the primaries and caucuses should win the party's presidential nomination even if he or she doesn't have a majority of the votes (instead of having the "contested" convention proceed according to its rules).
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Sixty million people around the world live with epilepsy, including over 500,000 in the UK. Around a third of patients don't respond to traditional anti-epileptic pharmaceutical drugs; however, as a wealth of anecdotal evidence amasses, medicinal cannabis is now being considered as a viable alternative treatment.
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The third part is a large raft of data insights that Karat amasses from across the body of interviews: these are provided in a consultancy-like service to help the companies figure out their hiring strategies, whether they are offering competitive salaries, whether they should be looking for different skill sets, benchmarking against competitors, and so on.
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What he is absolutely not talking about is the much more voluminous — and almost entirely unseen — supermassive blackhole's worth of data the company itself amasses about users (and indeed, non-users) via a variety of on and offsite tracking mechanisms, including — outside its walled garden — cookies, pixels and social plug-ins embedded on third party websites.
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I love our northern snow, and I especially love the brief duration of the soonest, whitest accumulations, when even the frailest branch amasses a matching white branch and the eye is briefly granted, gratis, an immanent element that is wonderful and, on this particular night, appeared to me as nothing less than a sign from a further and better dimension of being.
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Some of the ways that Fisk gathers his intel and amasses his power requires a certain suspension of disbelief: Fisk benefits from writing that always makes him the smartest person in the room, often at the expense of everyone else, including extremely gullible FBI agents acting completely idiotic and forgetting that this is a man who makes El Chapo seem like the Barefoot Contessa.
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But these results could matter because these contests were the last significant ones before a crucial day of primary voting — next week's March 15 contests, which some have deemed "Super Tuesday II." After this, though nearly three months of the GOP contest will remain, about 59 percent of delegates will already have been allotted — so the bigger the lead Trump amasses, the tougher it will be for his rivals to catch up.
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" Critic Andrea Long Chu, in response to the Nation's piece about Warren's supposed intersectionality, nailed in a Twitter thread what's so frustrating about assumptions that Sanders isn't as strong on issues of race and gender: The piece, she wrote, is "v specific to academic feminists who have so convinced themselves that universalism is a luxury of the elite that when a candidate amasses a broad working class coalition with universal rhetoric their brains pop.
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But the idea, at least, is: everyone works; everyone builds (if only a tent); everyone fights, and loses to, the dust; everyone amasses social capital by giving things and experiences rather than earning them; and everyone — whether riding atop a massive fire-breathing art car, or huddled in a mini-tent in the camp allotted to those bus riders who have nowhere else to go — is equally a participant, whether just helping and collaborating with those strangers in your immediate vicinity, or building some massive art/tech project for all to enjoy.
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